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Sometimes I pass a building, or walk among some trees, or down a busy street, or glimpse something from the window of a train or a car, or notice a place when I’m on the way to somewhere else, and I know that at some point I’m going to write about it. It may be the scene […]
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The following is taken from a conference paper I presented at the Imagined Spaces conference at the University of Bristol in 2015. Fairy tales occupy an imaginative space in which they present a moral or social lesson by means of a series of simplified signifiers. Their locations are demonstrably not of…
I’ve been puzzling over a particular conundrum in the novel I’m writing, the fifth in my Radwinter series of genealogical mysteries. My main character Thomas Radwinter is a solicitor, but he is also an amateur genealogist, and as well as delving into the past and and finding the secrets hidden in his clients’ family histories, he […]
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Lois Elsden 